Keeping Your Rails Projects Organized Right!

I’ve been working with Rails now for about 3 months. At first I jumped right in like a bull in a china shop. I have since, suffered the frustration of doing so. I’ve experimented on OS-X, Windows, and Linux (primarily the Ubuntu Distro). Among these three operating systems, getting up and running with rails is... Continue reading →

“Working Directory doesn’t exist” in Rubymine! ARRRGGGHHH!!

So a few weeks back I created a Rubymine Ruby on Rails Project I was kicking off. I got it running, did some scaffolding, started customizing that for what I needed. I had created this project on Windows 7 and did not realize the implications of this. I did a clone via github of the... Continue reading →

Last Night’s Cafe Racer Ruby on Rails Meetup; Kilt Lifter, EngineYard, Heroku and a Ruby Tone

This evening at the Cafe Racer Ruby on Rails meetupI knocked out these specific tasks. Kilt Lifter by Pike Brewing Company Drank a solid tasty Kilt Lifter. Created a sample beginning application, with standard migrations, and errata, and made two simple models with respective scaffolding. Deployed the beginnings of a sample application to Heroku. Deployed... Continue reading →